David Cassan organ recital at Saint-Sulpice, Paris on 24 June 2018
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มิ.ย. 2018
- 22:10 Guilmant, Marche funèbre et chant séraphique
34:50 Wagner, Ouverture de Rienzi (transcription : E. Lemare)
48:35 Rachmaninov, Vocalise (transcription : D. Cassan)
56:41 Duruflé, Suite Op. 5
1:27:23 Cassan, Poème symphonique improvisé sur « la Lutte de Jacob avec l’ange » d’ Eugène Delacroix
Pour notre prochain concert, David Cassan, organiste titulaire du grand orgue de l'Oratoire du Louvre, Paris, interprétera des œuvres de Guilmant, Rachmaninov, Wagner et Duruflé. Il conclura son concert par un poème symphonique improvisé.
Vous pouvez retrouver le programme complet sur notre site internet www.aross.fr
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For our next organ recital, June 24th, we are very pleased to welcome David Cassan, organiste at l'Oratoire du Louvre, Paris. He will play Guilmant, Rachmaninov, Wagner and Duruflé. He will finish his program by improvising a symphonic poem.
More details on our website www.aross.fr - เพลง
Thanks david, véronique and husband.I enjoyed
Technique, registration, temps, ARTICULATION, conscience musicale... Bravo!
Those last few minutes reduced me to tears of joy. Thank you!!!
Three years and a month after the concert --- and it still didn't loose a single bit of its fascination. Hopefully, I'll have the chance to play this magnificient instrument one day...and if that happens, I'll promise to try my very best to do justice to the finale improvisation. Keeping my fingers crossed! :-)
Espetacular... perfect tempo! Perfect instrument and organist!
Absolutley Genius! Thanks for posting this extraordinary concert!
Many thanks to you once more, Pierre Francois, for producing and posting these superb videos, which are of the highest quality both sonically and visually!
Improvisation très inspirée !
47:00 the best final chording i ever heard!!
The passage starting at 1:37:05 is just marvellous until the very end. Both majestic AND plucking on heartstrings... I was so stunned that I even continued to watch until all the (well earned) applause was gone. I guess if I would have been able to play this, I couldn't have done it without crying heavily. (And I can pretty much feel what Mr. Cassan must have felt during these last measures.) --- BRAVO, BRAVO, BRAVO!!!
The best part of this excellent improvisation, it was a fantastic concert!
Meanwhile I figured out how the modulation scheme works and how to play that part... Not with all the full ear candy, of course, but fair enough to get the impression of it. After trying it on a couple of organs (well, sample sets, actually), the Metz C-C (or any other C-C, most probably) turned out to be the most predestined instrument(s) for that piece/improvisation. Thanks again to Mr. Cassan for that wonderful inspiration!
Could you explain the modulation scheme please ? I was deeply touched when i heard this finale during the live concert.
Oh, I must have missed that response -- I'm sorry.
The scheme is about major and minor thirds: First mod of the theme is down from G-maj to Eb-maj, others involve A-maj to C-maj progressions.
P.S.: This impro is still a thrilling experience. I love to stop by occasionally, that's why I noticed your comment. ;)
Glorious, extraordinary, mind blowing.
Many thanks for this video, this organist is a genius. This improvisation... i simply love it
Greetings from Germany
WOW! ... beautiful, insightful, sincere playing!
En tous points excellent! Bravo!
et on y revient encore !
Die letzten fünf Minuten sind was ganz Besonderes. Das Thema ist einfach und genial. Der Raum, die Orgel....das ist ein ganz großer Moment. Thank you so much
Listening to the Duruffle Suite. Awesome
2nd anniversary --- and I'm still impressed of this concert and, in particular, the finale improvisation.
I can't tell exactly how many of the current 18k views are associated with my account, but I'd expect it's quite a few dozens...
Absolut amazing! I love Wagner on that organ. It's so worth doing a good registration!
Breathtaking improvisation!!!!
Another Sunday passes me by where wish I was in Paris listening to the organ of St Sulpice. That said, it is cracking flags here in the cathedral city of Ripon UK.! Booked in Paris for next February so hope there is a good recital on as usual!!
(me too...)
David Cassan will give a recital at the Oratoire du Louvre in Paris, France on saturday February 2nd 2019. If that's what you're looking for...
The Durufle Toccata is known as the "Scarbo" of the organ. It may or may not be as difficult as "Scarbo," but it is definitely as difficult as "Islamey," and nearly as difficult as the Liapounov "Lezhinka," written in imitation of "Islamey" and sharing the same tonality of B minor and time signature of 12/8 as the Toccata. Durufle obviously knew the latter piece. Do any organ teachers today tell their students to practice the Liapounov before tackling the Durufle? I make these observations on the basis of my own experience.
-- Superbe concert. --
on ne s'en lasse pas !
Watching/listening from Washington, DC
1:37:00 onward is very reminiscent of Dupre’s Cortège et Litanie in certain spots
genial !!!
Too many of the guest organists seem to be overly impressed with the organ's power and pile on rank and rank of stops and runs of notes until they all pile up on other in sonic mud. Cassan brings out more expressive sonorities through tasteful restraint. Bravo!
Magnifique.
magnificent
Missing Pierre-François Dub-Attenti
at the console.
Superb transcription of the Vocalise. So „Organ“ic. Splendid!
After 2 days visiting France and enjoying 4 incredible concerts on the Cavaillé Coll organs of St. Omer, St.Ouen and Bonsecours. This concert will be a perfect end for this weekend filled with Vierne and Franck. Thanks for the live feed! I still hope to visit the Saint Sulpice sometimes soon... until then.. please keep posting these concerts! :)
c'est beau , c'est racé !
Someone can tell me at what minute it begins? pleeeeease
If you would like to skip the introduction, you may directly jump to the beginning of the concert at 22:12 -- although I highly recommend to also watch the intro as well.
Scintillating